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Antonnie Jans debet van een rock

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There are new obligations taken this year to the amount of

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The balance from William Brouwer

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en een jack van Kaste Normans sey vrou salge

dito de kas is burch vor Franze Bryn vor
100 plancke tot Andries Teller, soe
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1 pair of white stockings in pawn

20 schepels of corn

5 ells kersey

94 ells Osnaburg linen

8 deer skins

5 pairs Friesland stockings

1 shirt

Anthony Jansen debet for a coat and a petticoat 158 15 from Karsten Norman's wife, deceased.

The treasury is security for Frans Bruyn for

100 planks to Andries Teller. If he fails to pay, it must be paid out of the

treasury.

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1666 Op den 1 sten January heeft syn rekeningen gedaen Stoffel Jansen van het verleden Jaer

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Zey be dancken Heere Stoffel Jansen wy ondersch Kerchenraden van Nieuw Albanien

van zyne goeden dienst

Gideon Schaets

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15 st. 16 pen.

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Predikant van Nieuw Albanie.

Abram Staus

Philip Pietersen Schuyler Jacob Schermerhoeren

1666 On this 1st of January Stoffel Jansen [Abeel] has rendered his account for the past year, 1665, showing that there remains in obligations

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We the undersigned consistory of the church of in New Albany render thanks to Mr. Stoffel Jansen [Abeel] for his good service.

Gideon Schaets,

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Pastor in N. Albany.

Abraham Staats,

Philip Pietersen Schuyler, Jacob Schermerhorn.

ERRATA.

Since the foregoing pages were printed, the following errors has been discovered: Page 2, lines 12 and 22 from top, for 1656 read 1653.

Page 5, line 3, should read To small beer at Uncle Peter's.

Page 5, line 8, Arend I find in Werninck's Dictionary translated Arnold. Occurs often.

Page 5, lines 11, and 16, Basse Pieters (not Petersen) may have been a superintendent in the almshouse, or something higher in social position than his fellow inmates, and therefore called Baas, our boss, or master. It occurs often. Page 5, line 13, for Pelupen read Philippus.

Page 10, line 6, for read from.

Page 10, line 17, for Hendersen read Hendricksen.

Page 13, line 5, from bottom, for Stundam read Steendam.

Page 14, line 2, for coarse read unbleached. This occurs elsewhere.

Page 14, line 6, for to read from Rinckhout.

Page 14, line 12, omit to.

Page 14, line 25, read To Karsten Smit for a hingepin.

Page 14, 2d line from bottom, for the shroud, read one.

Page 17, line 13, read Lenne Roberts took the child of Karsten Norman to nurse for one year at 35g. a month; if the child die she shall have, &c.

Page 18, line 1, for Receipts read Disbursements.

Page 18, line 8, for Deret quære Dirksen.

Page 18, line 9, for Elbers read Albertsen.

Page 18, line 10, for 3b. read ell. for Kinder mand, read baby baskets.

Page 18, line 19, read 1 petty coat which stood in pawn for 2 schepels of corn.

Page 18, line 20, read 1 gown which stood in pawn, &c.

Page 21, line 5, a stiver-the value is unknown.

Page 21, line 19, read boy of Karsten Norman living with Jan Toms.

Page 22, line 6, for Robersen read Roberts.

Page 22, line 18, Paid Teunis Steboe as auctioneer at the sale of Karsten Norman's wife's petticoat.

Page 22, line 20, for cup read copy.

Page 24, line 13, read These are exclusive of the bonds taken this year.

Page 24, line 23, read Anthony Jansen debet for a petticoat and gown of Karsten
Norman's wife of blessed memory.

Page 24, line 24, for Frans read Frances.

Page 24, line 25, for he read she.

1666.

The Records were kept this year by Jacob Schermerhooren. His orthography is somewhat different from that of his predecessor. He writes Sondaegh, or Woensdaegh in de kerck versamelt.

January. The receipts were 340 gilders, 17 stivers.

Collections were

taken up on five Sundays. The names of Symen de Backer and Pieter Bronck are mentioned. The disbursements were 188g. 17st. A barrel of venison cost 60 gilders, and a pound of cotton 35 stivers.

February. Receipts 146:11. Jan Pruyn had the small pall. Expenses 164:15. Gerret Banker was paid 34g. for a blanket, which was loaned to Zacharias for a year. Hans Dreper was paid 9:6 for 13 ells blue linen for children's aprons (schorteldoeckyes). Lowys 1:4 for a bag (sytasy) for Sweer. 10g. for a bunch of hooks and eyes (rist haaken en oogen) for children's jackets (borsrockyes) a sort of under vest not worn now. drick Cuyler (Kuiler) 15g. for making children's clothes.

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March. Receipts 203:10. Wynant Gerritsen had the small pall. Tunis Jacobsen paid 3g. rent for the attic of the church (huer van de solder van de kerck). 5:12 was received from the Captain's corporalship (capteins corperacls schap). Expenses 101:19. 20g. was paid Cornelis Cornelisen for drawing 4 loads of firewood for Jan Hargas. Some wounded Frenchmen were twice served with venison.

April. Receipts 272:7. From Jan Timmer 14g., and from Martin Hees, laborer (schoefters), 10g. for the large pall. Expenses 88:15. Peter Bogardus was paid 8:15 for 25 panes of glass for the almshouse. Baesye Pieters, Huisbert Jansen and Weelden's child Frans were recipients of wheat and corn.

May. Collections in the church on five Sundays 196:19, and a small silver coin. Expenses 108:10. Claes Van Rotterdam was paid 4g. for 27 tiles for the poor house, and Jochem the baker 3g. for bread used at the sacrament.

June. Receipts 268:4. On ascension day (hemel vaerts dagh) 15:6; from the sheriff for the fine of Cobus the runner (looper) 33:7; from Long Mary for the large pall 10g., and from Jacob Flodder for the small pall 5g. Expenses 141:10. A French prisoner received a coat and blanket, 36g. Pieter the chorister received 12g. for inviting to the funeral and digging the grave of Hubert Jansen's child.

July. Receipts 380:1. Heman Bogardus and Andries de Noorman. each paid for the large pall. Peter Jacobsen paid 31g. postage on letters received from Holland. Daniel Passer paid 100g. towards the expenses incurred for him during his sickness, and mortgaged his house at Schenectady for the remainder. Expenses 472:10. Dr. Cornelius Van Dyck was paid 100g. for a year's salary as physician to the almshouse, and 120g. for curing (genesen) Uldrick. An anker of Spanish wine for the communion cost 108g.

August. Receipts on five Sundays 172:6. Expenses 85:7. Margery Deckers was paid 15g. for 3 ells blue linen for aprons and wrappers (schorteldoeckyes en luyers) for Karsten de Norman's children. These were neither pinning blankets, nor diapers, nor clouts, but a sort of swaddling clothes not now in use in this country. They were usually made of flannel.

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